Today I Learned

Winnipeg successfully hosted the very first TiL show this Tuesday, Nov 4th at the King's Head Pub as part of the ongoing Comedy Knights comedy series.

TiL is a comedy show inspired by the TED talks we love so much. TiL stands for Today I Learned and aims to be as packed with information as it is packed with hilarity.

The show featured some of Winnipeg's brightest minds and hosted by Stephen Sim. He will be fresh from Emceeing the TEDxUManitoba event all day at the University of Manitoba, so you know he'll be all hopped up on TED and ready for the TiL show.

Tim Gray = Relationship Advice

JD Renaud = Robocop

Robyn Slade = Buzzwords

Caitlin Curtis = Dogs Will Be Dogs

Andrea del Campo = Depression Era Home Economics

Andrew Lizotte = Science vs Magic

Cathy Hebert = Carbon footprint

Ryan Ash = How to Make the Internet a Nicer Place

Join us this Tuesday, and every single Tuesday, for a FREE comedy show at the King's Head Pub.

Jokes Worth Sharing

This show is inspired by TED of course as well as a show that has been running in Toronto for years called Trampoline Hall as well as a one-time TED talk parody that happened in Vancouver called KEN

CRUMBS keeps keepin' on.

Well it looks like CRUMBS is going to keep doing the CRUMBS things. Which means, we're going to keep doing improv shows. Not that we thought that we wouldn't...

You can look forward to an amazing show coming up on Friday, January 25th. We have our good friends the "National Theatre of the World" visiting Winnipeg from their home in Toronto. We are lucky enough to be doing a show with them.  This is a midnight show (yes, a special late night show). Don't be fooled by the pictures in the poster though. We won't have Dj Hunnicutt playing music, instead, we have the amazing Mama Cutsworth playing the Dj music (as it runs out, is a tradition for Mama Cutsworth to Dj the show when NTOW is in town). Also, the NTOW might even have extra guests included in the show.

This show will be a treat to perform and a treat to watch... wish I could do both.

The show will be at the Gas Station Arts Centre in Osborne Village. Get your tickets by calling 204-284-9477.  

 

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